They get a text with the job. They reply OTW. The board updates itself. No app, no login, no seat to buy. You run the board from the desk or the truck, and your shop sets it up in one afternoon. From $49 a month, flat. You are never charged per user.
Job details buried under memes. Two trucks at the same address. The customer's history living in somebody's head. You either run your day off a whiteboard nobody updates — or pay enterprise prices for software built for fifty trucks, not five.
The four texts: the job goes out, then OTW, HERE and DONE come back. That's it. CopyThat does dispatch and scheduling. Not invoicing, marketing, GPS fleet tracking, or "growth coaching." That's why you can set it up in an afternoon.
Type them in, or import from the spreadsheet you already have. Every job is a card: time window, customer, address, notes.
The moment a job lands on their column, the tech gets a text from your shop’s dispatch number. Job, address, notes. Done.
"OTW" marks them en route. "DONE" closes the job and sends over the next one. Anything else they type lands on the job as a note. Message received.
Your techs already know how to use CopyThat. It's texting.
Every tier runs the same board and the same tech workflow. What changes is how many techs fit, whether your texts go out under your own shop's name, and how you reach us. No per-user charges, no SMS overage fees, no setup fee, no contract.
About 5 minutes to sign up · card at checkout · cancel in-app anytime
Carriers require every business to register texting in its own name, so the two lines above switch on once your registration is approved — allow up to 2 weeks. Your board, import and tech texting are live the same afternoon.
Start your boardAbout 5 minutes to sign up · card at checkout · cancel in-app anytime
Same carrier registration as Growth — allow up to 2 weeks for approval before customer texting switches on.
Start your boardAbout 5 minutes to sign up · card at checkout · cancel in-app anytime
Every tier has a published fair-use job ceiling — 900 jobs a month on Starter, 2,100 on Growth, 3,000 on Fleet. That is roughly twice what a shop your size actually runs, and it is never a surprise line item. Bigger than 10 trucks? Honestly — you've outgrown us, and we'll say so. That discipline is the product.
Prices below were checked on the vendors' public pricing pages (fetch dates in the sources below). A 5-tech shop is the comparison. Switching platforms? See the full Jobber, Housecall Pro, and ServiceTitan comparisons — or the full pricing index with a cost calculator.
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| CopyThat | Jobber | Housecall Pro | ServiceTitan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5-tech shop, monthly | $99 flat | Connect, $139/mo billed monthly (first plan with 5 users included; $29/user after)1 | $149 (Essentials, up to 5 users)2 | reported $245–500 per tech3 |
| Pricing model | Flat tier, all features included | Base plan + per-user | Plan with included users, then $35/user2 | Per technician, sales-gated |
| Tech's interface | SMS — no app install | Mobile app | Mobile app | Mobile app |
| Setup | Board and tech texting live the same day; texting your own customers needs your shop's carrier registration — up to 2 weeks | 14-day trial, self-serve1 | Self-serve; dedicated onboarding on MAX tier2 | Multi-month implementation reported by third-party guides3 |
| Invoicing, marketing, GPS… | No — on purpose | Yes | Yes | Yes |
1. getjobber.com/pricing (fetched 2026-08-12) · 2. housecallpro.com/pricing (fetched 2026-07-11) · 3. ServiceTitan does not publish pricing; figures as reported by independent guides such as fieldcamp.ai's ServiceTitan review (servicetitan.com/pricing is demo-gated). All trademarks belong to their owners; they're good products for the shops they're built for. We're built for the rest.
For a 2–10 truck shop, yes — and it's the point. Every tech already texts. There's no app to install, no password to reset in a parking lot, no update that breaks on the one phone that matters. If your workflow needs photos-per-line-item and custom forms, the app-based tools are genuinely better — and more expensive.
US carriers require A2P 10DLC registration for application-sent business texts (see Twilio's A2P 10DLC overview). There are two layers, and we'd rather be straight about both.
Texting your techs runs under CopyThat's own carrier registration. Nothing for you to file — your board, spreadsheet import, customer history and tech texting are live the same afternoon.
Texting your customers is different. Carriers require the business whose name appears in the message to be registered in that name — so a text that says "Marcus from A-1 Cooling is on the way" has to go out under A-1 Cooling's own registration, not ours. That's included on Growth and Fleet, and we file the paperwork for you, but it needs your legal business name, EIN and address, and carrier approval takes up to 2 weeks. Until it clears, customer texting stays switched off in the product rather than quietly failing at the carrier.
Always. Your customers export as CSV from the Customers page, and your jobs — every note included — from Job history. No row caps. If you outgrow us and move to a bigger platform, we'll even format the export for the switch. Your customer history is yours.
No — on purpose. You already have invoicing that works (QuickBooks, Wave, paper — we don't judge). CopyThat does dispatch and scheduling extremely well instead of eight things adequately.
A phone that can text. That's the whole requirement — no smartphone, no app, no login, no data plan. You add a tech by typing their name and cell number, and their first job text arrives the moment you drag a job onto their column.
You create an account with an email and password, confirm the email, name your shop, and pick a plan — card at checkout, month to month from day one. The whole thing takes about five minutes, and the board is live as soon as you're through. Want to look around first? The demo runs in your browser, no account at all.
No. The wait only covers texting your customers under your shop's own name, which is a Growth and Fleet feature. Starter doesn't text customers at all — and on every tier, your board and tech texting are live the same afternoon you sign up.
Month to month. Cancel in the app — not by calling a "retention specialist."
I'm Travis. I've spent a lot of years in IT and cybersecurity in the service industry — long enough to watch good shops get sold software built for companies ten times their size, then pay per seat for the privilege.
I build a handful of products, all on the same rule: find a real problem, solve it, keep the tool small enough to trust. CopyThat is that rule applied to dispatch. One board, four texts, flat price. The cybersecurity years show up in the parts you don't see: how carefully your customer history is handled, and the fact that you can export every row of it, any day.
Not sure it fits your shop? Email me and you'll get a straight answer, even if the answer is "we're not it": hello@copythathq.com.
— Travis · Founder, CopyThat
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